Pro Bowler Shedeur Sanders Reflects on Rookie Year, Faces QB1 Competition

Cleveland Browns rookie QB Shedeur Sanders, a first-time Pro Bowler, reflected on his debut NFL season, stating he proved he can 'dominate the league' after throwing for 1,400 yards and seven touchdowns. Despite his Pro Bowl selection and helping the Browns to a pair of late-season victories, head coach Todd Monken has declared the starting quarterback role 'to be determined.' Sanders will compete with Dillon Gabriel and Deshaun Watson for the QB1 spot, with no guarantee of retaining the position amidst new coaching staff and 2026 NFL Draft selections. He emphasized the need for consistent play moving forward.